Erin Keever
Senior Producer, Charlotte Talks With Mike CollinsErin Keever is Senior Producer of WFAE's Charlotte Talks with Mike Collins. She joined WFAE as an intern in 2006 and has since worked as a researcher, production assistant, food blog editor, on-air announcer, and now senior producer. She's a graduate of UNC Charlotte, but before that attended UNC Greensboro where she proudly worked at her college radio station WUAG. Erin is a native Charlottean and still misses the Spaghetti Warehouse from back when SouthEnd was gritty.
Have an idea for the show? Email her at ekeever@wfae.org or follow her on Twitter: @erinkeever_
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Health care workers on the frontlines of the pandemic are burned out. With patient counts near record levels, what has been and what is likely to be the impact? Health care workers from Charlotte area hospitals share their thoughts. -
Why we don’t seem to share any common ground when it comes to agreeing on the causes of the Civil War or the meaning or fate of Confederate monuments.
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We take another look at our white-hot real estate market and the many factors that continue to drive up demand, reducing the city’s housing inventory to a historic low.
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On the Local News Roundup: COVID-19 cases rise along with clusters in area schools. Union County sticks with its optional mask policy and a 3-year-old is a victim of gun violence in Charlotte.
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COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations spike in the Charlotte area as health officials beg people to get vaccinated. And after a year of online education for many, state test scores look bad. We'll talk about those stories and more on the Local News Roundup.
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It's time to redraw the political districts mandated by new census data. It involves a new congressional district for North Carolina, but, if past is prologue, it will also involve politics.
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It’s back to the classroom for students and teachers as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and surrounding districts head back to school. We'll talk about what to expect this school year as the pandemic drags on.
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Worry over our planet’s future is causing many of us stress, anxiety and even grief. We talk with mental health professionals and others about how to turn that "climate anxiety" into action.
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We follow up on the first installment of WFAE’s health care series, “The Price We Pay.” Join us for a deeper dive into the question of why American health outcomes are so poor despite health care’s high prices.
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People are quitting their jobs in droves during the pandemic and reconsidering their priorities. Why is this happening? And is quitting smart?
